KevinM

Looking Good Rob!

Sand the outside of the copit innards with no bulging

I can't see any issues from this unless it's from the innards being added?

Was your issue Peter the legs themselves?

Thanks Peter has not been to bad of a build I have the orginal Night Fighter from Revell in the stash to which the Quintas would help alot though not 100% accurate.

Thanks Peter I can see were how the instructions would have one build the WWs outside the wing and then install was an assine way to go about when the layout is in the wing.I will once the wing is built up tape up the Fuse and see from there.

Thanks Gary I think she will look presentable when all said and done Not that much risk Rob a piece of paper with a sliver of tape on the overhang and Wa La

Now I thought Peter had issues in the WWs and I saw a YT with the same issues then maybe all stopped and never made to that point?

The donor plane got shot down by flak I believe one month before the end of the war and the fuse moved all about till it ended up here.The pilot the base thought was captured he showed up 4 days later on a bike he got from a farmer.The YT video is this here

I started on this because no stuff came in for me today from the post man and plus been watching videos on YT of the Tempest.I watched one last night the dedication of one being restored a Typhoon in the UK with a sabre engine that has never been fired up yet new in the crate 80years now!!So I mentioned on another thread that slips me at the moment should/when I start this build the WW's would be the first place I venture to.I have seen builds stall when they get here even a YT vid.Well....I decided the instructions suck in this area and since they give you a Nice relief in the lower wing I started with the front piece and worked clockwise and it went together like a champ.The upper wings have already been checked for fit and it slips in like a dream.I will finish the wing and move onto the fuselage in the next couple of weeks.

The finish line is not that far off no mail today so no yellow The canopy was a bit of a PIA probably more me than the manufacture I go outside the box/instructions and gets me in trouble but I resolved that issue.I have been touching up the nose decal with black tonight hence the yellow.I like it when you decorate the props just that little more touch.One pic of the port side of the fuse shows a decal that moved but also those ribs numbers not 9 like the 109 but 18.

So their is about four of us who have this one in the stash it seems.I will be following along to see were if any hiccups occur Bill.

It looks the part Martin when built but by gawd get some better LG the kit ones suck! My stuff didn't make it still floating around out there?If it was the USPS delivering for Amazon might even be a day early but coming from SB's weellllll.

Says it lower right colorized 2020

No Way!!!! Looks like the Yak has been in the field a couple of years.........Colorized.... I was going how did the glass stay so clear? The pilot looks good.

Will it looks awfully good Pete will be poking in from time to time. Hey what's the donor kit?

Looking good in there John and the seat is frigg'in Nice!

Pete is that your personal mix of paint for the black electronic gear? Has just the right amount of sheen to look legit...anyways like this effort morso than the F-15 with the contrast colors/materials.

Nice!!!

Well what can I say that hasn't already been said.................

If that's to the paints John notice one of the members/owner is a Dupont and wonder?

Coming along Nicely there Phil!

Martin that is an absolutely splendid looking build Sir you knock it out of the ballpark!

A Nice build up Collin! I built up the Airfix 1/72 in the last month it was a nice kit also I have the Eduard reboxing of Hase in the stash.The B-25 is possibly my favorite bomber even though my Father flew in the 92BG during WWII.

I really like that color John Nice rendition!